Komodo Health Nasdaq Data Launch NMCI for Deep Healthcare Investment Insights. by Fred Pennic 05/06/2025 Leave a Comment. What You Should Know: – Komodo Health, recognized as the Evidentiary Standard for real-world data and healthcare analytics, and Nasdaq Data today announced a significant partnership. – The collaboration will provide hedge funds, private equity firms, and venture capital firms with an unprecedented, in-depth view into the U.S. pharmaceutical and broader healthcare industries through a new dataset, the Nasdaq Medical Claims Insights (NMCI).Nasdaq Medical Claims Insights (NMCI)The newly launched Nasdaq Medical Claims Insights (NMCI) is an exclusive Nasdaq dataset sourced directly from Komodo Health’s Healthcare Map. This map stands as the most comprehensive source of de-identified, real-world data, tracking over 330 million longitudinal and real-time patient journeys across healthcare professionals (HCPs), healthcare organizations (HCOs), and various sites of care throughout the U.S.NMCI provides extensive, de-identified information on these patient journeys, encompassing details on prescriptions (Rx), specialty pharmaceuticals, clinical records, electronic health and medical records (EHR/EMR), payer information, laboratory data, and more. Importantly, the dataset does not include any personally identifiable information, ensuring privacy.Empowering Investment Decisions in the Healthcare SectorThe NMCI dataset is designed to empower market participants by enabling them to:Track key trends within the pharmaceutical and U.S

What You Should Know:– Komodo Health, a leading healthcare technology company, has announced the recipients of its 2024 Diet-Related Health (DRH) grants.– The program, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), provides researchers with free access to Komodo’s Healthcare Map™, a vast repository of de-identified patient data, to study the impact of diet on health outcomes.Advancing Research and Improving Health EquityThe DRH program supports diverse research projects focused on understanding the complex relationship between diet and health. The winning proposals for 2024 address a range of critical topics, including:Diabetes and Food Insecurity: Researchers at Tufts University will investigate the impact of social safety net programs and food insecurity on patients with type 2 diabetes.Researchers at Tufts University will investigate the impact of social safety net programs and food insecurity on patients with type 2 diabetes. Equity in Obesity Care: Researchers at Boston University will examine how new anti-obesity medications are impacting treatment utilization and access among different subgroups.Researchers at Boston University will examine how new anti-obesity medications are impacting treatment utilization and access among different subgroups. Nutritional Support for Lung Cancer Patients: Oregon State University researchers will study the relationship between nutritional support and survival in lung cancer patients, with a focus on health equity.Oregon State University researchers will study the relationship between nutritional support and survival in lung cancer patients, with a focus on health equity. Urologic Disease and Obesity: Researchers at SUNY Downstate will investigate the links between obesity and urologic conditions, the impact of weight loss interventions, and racial disparities in treatment access.Researchers at SUNY Downstate will investigate the links between obesity and urologic conditions, the impact of weight loss interventions, and racial disparities in treatment access. Computer-Aided Diabetes Care: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center will develop AI-powered tools to identify risk factors for diabetes complications and evaluate preventive therapies.“We’re excited to offer researchers access to Komodo’s platform to explore how diet influences health outcomes across various diseases and conditions,” said Web Sun, President and Co-Founder, Komodo Health